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Mrs Right Guy 

Gugu, the walking wounded, rejects men long before they can get too close to rock her self-imposed exile from love. But to find bliss with the right guy, she must first realise that no man is created equal and that, in love, nice guys not only have staying power but can be just right too.
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Gugu, the walking wounded, rejects men long before they can get too close to rock her self-imposed exile from love. But to find bliss with the right guy, she must first realise that no man is created equal and that, in love, nice guys not only have staying power but can be just right too.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Adze Ugah
Written By:Catharina Weinek, Pusetso Thibedi
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Box Office:$306,636
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:DG Pictures, Fuze Films, The Ergo Company

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